During this challenging time, we are hosting online meetings and virtual hang outs to bring voluntary organisations together to share experiences, updates and challenges. Our criminal justice network meetings provide an opportunity to discuss the impact on and responses of services working within the criminal justice system during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Clinks @clinks_tweets · 5 years
.@LeadersUnlocked have launched their #YoungCJSAdvisors report today. It demonstrates the power of lived experience, showcasing peer-led engagement with over 500 young adults across the country in prisons, YOTs and community orgs: http://leaders-unlocked.org/publications/
Clinks @clinks_tweets · 5 years
Many organisation remain unsure if they will furlough staff. Their decisions depend on uncertain factors including: how long lockdown will continue; the outcome of funding bids; and the outcome of contingency plans such as redesign of services. See more: https://clinks.org/community/blog-posts/reduced-service-provision-and-continued-uncertainty-how-covid-19-impacting
Clinks @clinks_tweets · 5 years
The Covid-19 pandemic has created unforeseen challenges for voluntary organisations who have had to reduce their service provision and face barriers to accessing government support. See the results of our last survey: https://www.clinks.org/community/blog-posts/reduced-service-provision-and-continued-uncertainty-how-covid-19-impacting
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If you're a voluntary organisation working in the criminal justice system, we need to hear from you. Take 10 minutes to complete our third Covid-19 impact survey so we can help the government, funders and other decision makers understand what you're experiencing, and advocate for your needs during this difficult time.
Thank you to the 128 organisations who responded to our second survey. It's clear you're facing unforeseen challenges.
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